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Jaqui, Brittany and Rick survive 5th grade class visit

May 29th, 2008 · No Comments

Cinnamon entering Puget Sound.

So, we are giving talks about spices pretty regularly now. Usually it is Rick or Kimberly. On Wednesday May 28th Jaqui, Brittany and Rick visited a local elementary school and gave three simultaneous spices talks to three 5th grade classes. Despite the intimidation factor of 11-year olds, we survived and perhaps even thrived. The student clapped for us – go figure! So, on the left is the latest data for Cinnamon. Click on it to see the larger version.

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